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25 Great Movies That Are Hard To Recommend
25. People’s interactions with one another have an impact
Pixar teaches that every interaction, no matter how small, creates a ripple effect in someone's life. In The Incredibles, a little extra kindness from Mr. Incredible could have changed Syndrome's path entirely. | © Pixar Animation Studios
24. Just take the time to do things right
Lightning McQueen learned the hard way that rushing often leads to mistakes. Taking your time to do things properly can make all the difference in the end. | © Pixar Animation Studios
23. If you love it, let it go
In The Good Dinosaur, Arlo and Spot show that true love means giving space for growth and freedom. Their journey reminds us that letting go is sometimes the best way to keep our hearts open for new beginnings. | © Pixar Animation Studios
22. A future always awaits us
Andy from Toy Story shows us that life is all about moving forward, even though our past is filled with cherished memories. Embracing change opens the door to new experiences and endless growth opportunities. | © Pixar Animation Studios
21. Look past stereotypes
Monsters Inc. shows that judging someone by old beliefs can stop you from seeing their true potential. Mike and Sulley learn that breaking down assumptions leads to genuine connections and surprising friendships. | © Pixar Animation Studios
20. Your background doesn't determine your success
In Ratatouille, Remy defies expectations by pursuing his dream of becoming a chef, even though he comes from a place where others doubt him. His journey reminds us that no matter where you come from, determination and passion can open the door to success. | © Pixar Animation Studios
19. Never stop learning
Using your brain is like exercising a muscle; the more you challenge it, the stronger it gets. If you stop learning, you risk losing your abilities, so keep pushing yourself to grow. | © Pixar Animation Studios
18. The clear path is never the right one
The easiest path isn’t always the right one, and the true fulfillment often comes from making tough choices. | © Pixar Animation Studios
17. You have to take risks in life
Pixar movies teach that playing it safe might keep you comfortable, but it often means missing out on life’s true adventures. Embracing risks opens the door to exciting experiences and helps you grow in ways you never imagined. | © Pixar Animation Studios
16. Perseverance will get you everywhere
Lightning McQueen started as a talented yet arrogant racer who didn’t appreciate his team, but a humbling stay in Radiator Springs taught him the true meaning of hard work. With help from Doc Hudson and his newfound friends, he learned to overcome adversity and transform into a better racer. | © Pixar Animation Studios
15. Letting go is part of growing up
After losing his wife and other children, Marlin clung tightly to Nemo, afraid to let him explore the world and make his own experiences. When Nemo nearly slipped away because of this overprotection, Marlin realized that letting go is essential for growth and independence. | © Pixar Animation Studios
14. Family is what's really important
Merida and her mother, Elinor, discovered that despite disagreements and misunderstandings, their bond is stronger than any obstacle. Even when facing magical misadventures, reconnecting and understanding one another proved that family always comes first. | © Pixar Animation Studios
13. Don't believe everything you hear
Mike and Sulley were terrified of Boo because they were led to believe that human children were dangerous, but they soon discovered that the real threat came from the selfish plans of Randall. Their experience shows us that testing things for ourselves and forming our own opinions can lead to meaningful bonds and unexpected truths. | © Pixar Animation Studios
12. Life can go unexpected turns
Sometimes life throws surprises that completely change our plans. Even though Mike Wazowski dreamed of becoming a Scarer, getting expelled from Monsters University led him to discover a fulfilling journey in the mailroom alongside his best friend, Sully. | © Pixar Animation Studios
11. Humans should value earth and nature
WALL-E shows us a future where neglecting our planet leads to a desolate, trash-filled world and weakened humanity. This film reminds us that caring for nature is essential, not only to preserve the beauty of our Earth but also to protect our well-being. | © Pixar Animation Studios
10. Always stay confident
The unfortunate truth about the world is that people may find parts of an individual's appearance shameful, so true confidence blossoms when we embrace every part of ourselves. Meilin’s journey of accepting her red panda side shows us that finding happiness starts with loving who we truly are. | © Pixar Animation Studios
9. Every moment in life has a purpose
Pixar teaches us that every emotion, even the ones that hurt, plays a vital role in guiding us through life. When we try to suppress feelings like sadness, we risk carrying unnecessary burdens by ourselves, as Riley's journey shows us the importance of allowing every emotion to have its say. | © Pixar Animation Studios
8. Don't sacrifice your happiness
Pixar shows us that in our quest to make others happy, we can sometimes lose sight of our joy. Woody's journey reminds us that it's important to care for ourselves first and know when it’s time to move on for the sake of our happiness. | © Pixar Animation Studios
7. True friends will accept differences
Pixar movies remind us that genuine friends see the beauty in who we are, not just what we look like. Just as Luca finds true acceptance with Giulia and her father, these films show that real friendships are built on care and understanding, even when we seem different. | © Pixar Animation Studios
6. Don't get stuck in the past
Pixar teaches us that holding on to memories can sometimes trap us, preventing new adventures and happiness from filling our lives. Like Carl Fredricksen, who learned to let go of his old grief and embrace life's unexpected journeys, we too can find joy by moving forward while still cherishing our past. | © Pixar Animation Studios
5. Don't be afraid of failure
Pixar shows us that failure is not the end, but rather a chance to learn, grow, and eventually succeed. Just like Cruz Ramirez, who overcame her fear of racing and found fulfillment in the experience, every setback can lead to a triumph in unexpected ways. | © Pixar Animation Studios
4. Always follow your dreams
Pixar films teach us that no dream is too big if we believe in ourselves and persevere, no matter how hard the road may get. They show that every setback is just a stepping stone and that unwavering passion can lead to remarkable success. | © Pixar Animation Studios
3. Believe in the things that could change the world
Pixar reminds us to stand by our unique ideas and share our passion with others, even if rejection comes along the way. Inspired by the journey of John Lasseter, these films show that while life can be challenging and society may push back. | © Pixar Animation Studios
2. Be yourself and more
Pixar shows that growing up isn’t just about finding yourself, it's also about staying true to who you are while still pushing to become something greater. Whether it’s Miguel chasing music in Coco or Woody learning to let go in Toy Story 3, these stories remind us to honor our roots. | © Pixar Animation Studios
1. Always have empathy
Empathy means trying to see the world from someone else's view, letting go of our assumptions, and caring beyond ourselves. Pixar films often use fun and unexpected heroes to show us that connecting with others, even if they’re not real, can change the way we understand and care about the world. | © Pixar Animation Studios
